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#!/bin/tcsh echo "Login account?" read inp if [ "$inp" = "x" ] then echo "login needed" exit fi log=$inp echo "Full name?" read inp if [ "x$inp" = "x" ] then echo "Full name needed" exit fi nam=$inp echo "UID ? (next free after 100, this script does no checking)" read inp if [...

In the /Applications/Utilities/ folder their is a network tools app ( I'm not sure if that is the right name) but you can use that to portscan your computer for the Samba port.

Actually, root isn't enabled by default. You have to enable it using NetInfo or by using the CLI.

Just type in: sudo /bin/tcsh And that will make you root user, then type in: passwd root And enter the new password you want. I find that to be the fastest way to enable root or change the password.

You should use YDL 2.0. I tried Suse 6.4, LinuxPPC 2000, and YDL 2.0. I could only get YDL 2.0 to work. It has a nice partitioning tool that you can use when you install it. I don't know about pdisk, X, and the terminal, but you should consider using YDL 2.0.

I installed DSniff and Libnids from gnu-darwin.sourceforge.net but when I went to use DSniff on my computer, it would not work with the interface I specified. This is what it said: [localhost:~] root# dsniff -i eth0 dsniff: nids_init: eth0: Device not configured It will only work with...

Why would you want to use SSH instead of Telnet?

go to macosx.forked.net they have XChat precompiled with a lot of other things. You should go their, it has some really great stuff.

So the easiest way is just to re-partition the drive with X on it? I have one hard drive with X and 9 on it, and the other with my storage stuff. Their isn't a tool or script though to do this, that really sucks.

I think that you have to do something with DNS, I am not sure about this though.

I was wondering how one might go about un-installing X? I heard that it is a pretty complicated thing to do, i have not tried anything yet, and i feel stupid about that, but can you boot up to the X cd and just use uninstall instead of install, or is their something else I must do?

Is their a way to put a background picture in the terminal so their is not just one color, possibly a picture. I have it semi-transparent and put itunes behind it and that looks pretty cool, but it has disadvantages. Is their a way to hack into the resource and do this?

I can't get my mail. It shows that it is their but I am not able to download or get it to read. I keep getting this error. 2 messages for jcpowers21 at netmail.home.com (38034 octets). reading message 1 of 2 (14030 octets) .fetchmail: SMTP connect to localhost failed fetchmail: SMTP...

I tried to install WindowMaker, I used the lm trick and copy the config files, but when i make it, this appears: /usr/X11R6/lib -lX11 -lm /usr/bin/ld: Undefined symbols: __XErrorFunction __XIOErrorFunction __Xdebug make[1]: *** [testgrad] Error 1 make: *** [all-recursive] Error 1 It...

Just type: pico configure Then go to where it says host, and type in localhost, or whatever your host is named.

I have X on X for MacOSX, but it is very ugly and i wanted to know if anyone could give me a link and some instruction to using WindowMaker or any other GUI compatable with OSX. Justin